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DHS spends $20M in taxpayer funds on ad campaign promoting Trump administration
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The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has spent $20M in taxpayer funds on an ad campaign promoting the Trump administration.
What happened
The campaign, launched last week, includes three ads featuring President Donald Trump and promoting his policies, such as tax cuts and law and order. The ads are funded by money from the "One Big Beautiful Bill" that was supposed to fund homeland security. A $20 million contract was awarded to the LMD Agency, Inc. to run the "National Media Campaign". Over $2.5 million has been spent on the ads in the past week.
Why it matters
The ads have raised concerns that they may violate a law against congressionally appropriated funds being used for propaganda.
Key facts
- - The ads feature President Donald Trump and promote his policies. - The ads are funded by money from the "One Big Beautiful Bill" meant for homeland security. - A $20 million contract was awarded to the LMD Agency, Inc. to run the campaign. - Over $2.5 million has been spent on the ads in the past week. - Experts say the ads may violate a law against congressionally appropriated funds being used for propaganda.
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